Hi Ben been looking at your video’s me and my 2 son just got in to shooting not doing to bad for old man is there something else I can do out side with my gun got a 1/2 acre to play in 👍 keep videos
You're right, negative lead has never crossed my mind. So, yes, inconsistent results. Makes a load of sense. Funnily enough, I haven't heard about this from any coach..... says it all. Thanks for these videos.
You have talked many times about the gun speed affecting the lead. I am very new to this and don't quite get how the gun speed affects the lead. In my head it is either that you are 'throwing the pattern forward' or it is your perception of lead. i.e. clay x will always be hit with y lead. If your running the gun faster you need to react sooner as the perception of lead comes up quicker. I don't expect an answer but a link to a video that explains the relationship between different gun speeds and lead on the same clay would be smashing.
@@devallish If I may dare to answer here, cause I was also looking for an explanation and seem to have found it in Peter F. Blakeley book “Successful Shotgunning”. In a nutshell, between the moment you decide to pull the trigger and the moment the pellets actually leave the barrels there is a delay (shooter reaction time mainly). Depending on gun speed, this delay will translate into more or less additional lead (built-in lead) to the perceived lead you see when you decide to pull the trigger. So for a given target, if you go faster for instance, you need a smaller perceived lead (the moment you decide to pull the trigger) to account for a greater built-in lead.
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Been a trap shooter here in America for 20+ years. Starting to shoot some sporting clays. Really enjoy your lessons. Thank you for posting ;-)
Love your teaching points. Very fine job and we all look forward to seeing in the States soon.
I’ve learned sooooo much from your videos, your video on gun fit is awesome, keep the videos coming thanks
i think i finally understand swing through!!!! Fair play for posting, be well!
Good job, Ben!!!👌👌👌👍👍👍many thanks!!!
Thank you so much Ben for your Pro Tips 🙏 Greets from 🇨🇭
Also, can you do a video on choke selection for us new to the sport, would love to hear your advice/recommendations for sporting clays
Great video, looking forward to put this guidance to practice.
A new vision for me that I will try to practice, Grace Ben.
Nice one. 👍 Makes much more sense than what the, "coach" I've seen has ever said.
Ben, very interesting talk. I know you don't really care for maintained lead, but could you do a short on that method too.
Great videos Ben
Great vid - very enjoyable.
Ben is a Boss!!!
Hi Ben been looking at your video’s me and my 2 son just got in to shooting not doing to bad for old man is there something else I can do out side with my gun got a 1/2 acre to play in 👍 keep videos
Excellent. Always a small thing that's key
You're right, negative lead has never crossed my mind. So, yes, inconsistent results. Makes a load of sense. Funnily enough, I haven't heard about this from any coach..... says it all. Thanks for these videos.
That was enlightening, thank you Ben!
You have talked many times about the gun speed affecting the lead. I am very new to this and don't quite get how the gun speed affects the lead. In my head it is either that you are 'throwing the pattern forward' or it is your perception of lead.
i.e. clay x will always be hit with y lead. If your running the gun faster you need to react sooner as the perception of lead comes up quicker.
I don't expect an answer but a link to a video that explains the relationship between different gun speeds and lead on the same clay would be smashing.
U have all this muddled up abs very wrong in your head sir
@@benhusthwaite9884 bugger. Is there a simple explaination that helps me unmuddle my head?
@@devallish If I may dare to answer here, cause I was also looking for an explanation and seem to have found it in Peter F. Blakeley book “Successful Shotgunning”. In a nutshell, between the moment you decide to pull the trigger and the moment the pellets actually leave the barrels there is a delay (shooter reaction time mainly). Depending on gun speed, this delay will translate into more or less additional lead (built-in lead) to the perceived lead you see when you decide to pull the trigger. So for a given target, if you go faster for instance, you need a smaller perceived lead (the moment you decide to pull the trigger) to account for a greater built-in lead.
Very good info. How does the swing through method equate to more distant birds like 40 to 50 yards?
Is that dog still eating its breakfast ?
Ben, next time take the sneakers out of the dryer before the filming starts.
Tony Clifton 😂😂😂😂😂
Lol
Show us the doggie🐶
What is the nose in the back ground!!!
Who nose